Tomorrow's flight Water 727 Usage NAS Norfolk, Va. 8:15 a.m. Tuesday, May 29 Guantanamo Bay 11:35 a.m. 1:20 p.m. Usable stogyage: 13.77 MIL - 98% NAS Norfolk, Va. 4:30 p.m. 5:45 p.m. McGuire, AFB 6:50 p.m. Goal: 1.0 MIL Consumption: 1.20 ML See page 3 GuantanamoDaily Gazette

Vol. 46 -- No. 109 U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Wednesday, May 30, 1990 Fuel trailer slides off Gitmo ferry into the bay Guantanamo Bay - A leased trucks on the fe rry, one on each side. procedure," said Meier. "During Saving money fuel trailer slipped offa Port Services "There w,as an insignificant rough weather, everyone must leave Ferry in four to six foot swells in the amount of le akage and that fuel their cars and go topside." bay as it made it's way from the evaporated immediately," said It's not often that weather can Windward side to Leeward Point, Meier. No ecological impact is ex- affect ferry service. The last time Monday, May 28 at noon. pected. ferries were delayed or canceled, was According to Assistant Port Ferry servi ces have continued on during Hurricane Gilbert in October Pakistan - Troops have been Services Officer Chief Warrant Offi- schedule working around the ongo- 1988. called in to a troubled province in cer Bernard Meier, as the ferry ap- ing salvage o operations. Meier said "You always have toconsiderthe Pakistan, where ethnic violence proached the Leeward side, it took a salvage of the' tractor and fuel trailer weather as a factor when running the has left more than 250 people 20 degree roll and the fuel trailer will be complexted today. ferries," said Meier. "But we make dead in the past two weeks. Police went over the side into the bay. "There wo n't be any impact on every effort to keep them going." blame the fighting on a political "The tractor is still attached to the ferries or recreational boating The aging ferry that carded the movement seeking recognition as a the trailer," said Meier. There are no separate nationality. and diving," siaid Meier. fuel tanker was pus into service in injuries and the incident is presently One reasonn no one was hurt is 1967. Four ferries service Guantan- Bagdad - The Arab league under investigation. that ferry rid ers were sitting on amo Bay with two ferries running meeting in Bagdad will not send a The fuel truck carried 6,944 gal- benches at thetatop of the ferry. every hour on the half hour, Tuesday letter on the Middle East conflict to lons of JP-4 fuel. There were two fuel "It's part four heavy weather and Friday flight days. the Washington superpower Millie Alford looks through cou- summit They reportedly dropped Superpower summit meeting slated for today in nation's capital pons in Gitmo's Coupon Ex- the idea after moderate leaders AP - Washington is awaiting Meanwhile, U.S. and Soviet The arms negotiators have made change Box, located at the Base failed to persuade hard-liners to Library. Any Gitmoite can pick up the appearance of Mikhail Gor- negotiators are fine-tuning agree- some progress. They've tone down criticism of the U.S. agreed on or drop off coupons. There is no bachev. The Soviet president is ments to be announced during the some provisions for reducing nu- limit. The library is open Monday through Lebanon - A Shiite Moslem scheduled to arrive in the nation's summit. But one of those pacts-a clear arsenals and conventional Friday, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.; or Sun- leader in Lebanon capital tonight for the superpower trade agreement-may never reach forces in Europe. But officials say says it's time for day, noon to 6 p.m. For informa- summit. Gorbachev's got some the a goodwill gesture from the U.S. summit table. Administration some long-range nuclear weapons tion on the Coupon Exchange following last month's release of things to wrap up in Canada. He'll officials say President Bush is un- issues are still unresolved. So, those Box, contact Peggy Palmer, two American hostages. Without it, participate in a wreath-laying cere- happy with the Soviet reaction to issues may be excluded from a Friends of the Library volunteer, at 4541. "People Hussein Musawi says efforts to free mony at the Canadian War Memo- Lithuania's independence drive and summit announcement declaring tell me they've the six remaining American saved 10 percent on food bills by rial in Ottawa, before meeting with with Moscow's failure to enact free progress toward a major reduction captives will be "frozen." using coupons," said Palmer. Prime Minister Brian Mulroney. emigration legislation. in nuclear .orces. South Africa - African National Congress leader Nelson Mandela Rolling and reggae with Raleigh, inside Ocho Rios, Jamaica will remain in a hospital for two or Guantanamo Bay--This is the Luck is with us. It's off season about 15 cents per Jamaican dollar. to three more days. He underwent minor hour drive to Port Antonio second of a four part series on the and the new docks built forcommer- surgery Monday after going into a Hotels, even in off-season, can and pay $80 per night double. How- Rest and Recreation cruise of Guan- cial cruise ships welcome South African Medical Clinic on Raleigh. be expensive. It pays to shop around. ever, that five hour drive seems Sunday. tanamo Bay residents. That cruise Entering the harbor, we get clearance Most stay at Mallard's Beach Hotel awfully long for a weekend jaunt. tookGitmoites to Ocho Rios onboard to tie up to the dock behind USS with rates of about $90 U.S. per There are wonderful activities to USS RALEIGH. Part 1 appeared Radford, just completing its R&R person, per night. Others find deals partake in, along with the numerous yesterday and detailed the trip to visit. It's a tricky starboard docking at the Inn on the Beach for $68 craft shopping bazaars. Guided tours Jamaica. maneuver, with the wind blowing us double occupancy per night, or at the are not that expensive and usually away from the dock and the narrow Old Pub Complex, five minutes up include complete overviews of the USA An overcast sky shades the channel begging us to flounder. But, the road, for $50 double occupancy area. bright sun as Raleigh presses on to the ship, captain and crew role with breakfast. Bargain prices are For just $18 you can geta guided News Jamaica. Suddenly, what once ap- played this game many times before available to those who look around. peared as a dark cloud on the horizon and made the evolution seem rou- Someventured off onatwo and ahalf Please see RALEIGH, page 3 now comes into focus. It's the out- tine. South - Primary Day is over in line of Jamaica's hills draped with With suitcases, knapsacks, bags, Arkansas. Democratic Governor clouds. Land ahead. We watch with cameras, golf clubs and all manner of Bill Clinton will face businessman anticipation as the distance to Ocho paraphernalia, the exuberant party Sheffield Nelson in November. Rios grows shorter with each turn of debarks for a holiday weekend. Nelson won a close and bitter the ship's screw. Some of the group journey to dis- Republican battle against Now mountains with overgrown tance hotels and resorts, a bus or taxi Congressman Tommy Robinson. rain forests, straight and tall hotels, ride away. The majority opt to stay in Mississippi - At least one worker and white sandy beaches come into town at the resort complex. That was killed yesterday, and four view as Raleigh rolls onward. Yes, complex includes the Americana, the others were critically injured. When we're closing on ourtarget, the resort Mallard, Inn on the Beach and sev- an explosion and fire tore through a town of Ocho Rios. eral other beach front facilities. The natural gas well in southeastern A member of the British Com- hotel beaches are directly across Mississippi. About 145 people have monwealth of Nations since auton- from the cruise ship pier, and about a been ordered out of a two-mile area omy in 1953, Jamaica has more than ten minute casual walk from the around the well, due to fears that 2.5 million people. Their island is dock. Everything in Ocho poisonous hydrogen sulfide gas Rios is slightly smaller than the might be present. State of within walking distance but, taxi Connecticut. It is an island made up service is cheap. The usual fare for Los Angeles - Fire officials say a of a plateau and the volcanic Blue groups is $2 Jamaican per person. At Catching the cool cascading waters of Dunns River Fails in Ocho surgical device used to seal blood Mountains. the current exchange rate that's just Rios, Jamaica are Candy Cassaday, (left) and Lisa Sellers. vessels could be to blame for a deadly hospital fire in Los Angeles. Twenty-six year old Angela Protecting wildlife is part of national defense, even in Gitmo Hemandez was killed when the country worth defending."' near this base are favorite nesting rookery, beaches teeming with clams sheets covering her caught fire in By EVELYN HARRIS and White was the former Air Force sites the operating room early Monday. for sea turtles. "These turtles and nesting eagles. JOSN LISA M. ENLOE chief of staff who established a serv- A fire department inspector says the include the green sea turtle, which is The undeveloped land required tool used to stop bleeding could ice conservation award program that very rare," Ramsey said. "After the by the weapons testing mission at What do red-cockaded have emitted a spark. wood- gave rise to a DoD program in 1963. turtles lay their eggs, base personnel Aberdeen Proving Ground,Md., also peckers, banana rats, green sea Even residents of Guantanamo protect the nests with chicken wire so makes the reservation hospitable to turtles Washington - Washington D.C. and iguanas have to do with Bay are concerned about the crea- they will not be disturbed. Some- bald eagles. mayor Marion Barry is pointing an national defense? tures who share the island with them. times the turtles lay eggs in training In fact, the 1990 mid-winter sur- accusing finger at the FBI. In Christina Ramsey, director of Petty Officer 1st Class Donald areas. When they do, the eggs are vey numbered 182 eagles, giving the today's "Washington Post," Barry environmental planning in the Office Bailey, one of Gitmo's game war- moved to a safer place. Female acknowledges he smoked crack proving ground one of the largest of the Assistant Secretary of Defense dens at Harbor Patrol, said, "To pro- turtles don't cocaine on January 18th. But he return to raise their concentrations of the endangered (Production and Logistics) in Wash- tect thebananarats, says Federal authorities tried to kill we relocate them young, so it's okay tocarefully move national bird in the northern Chesap- ington, answers the riddle by quoting him by providing potent doses of to safer areas, such as out toward the eggs." eake Bay Region. Gen. the drug during the Sting Thomas D. White. Ramsey Windmill Beach or near the North- Indian Island is a 2,700-acre The Department of Defense said, "White once said, Operation. Furthermore, Barry says 'Defense is east Gate." Bailey added they don't Navy installation near the entrance natural resources conservation pro- more than planes he won't be convicted on drug and and missiles to have much trouble with the iguanas. to Puget Sound in Washington. De- gram applies to all DoD installations, perjury charges because protect the country against "In this an enemy He said they mainly stay in the more spite its small size, it's home to a said Ramsey. "The Department of town all it takes is one juror to say attack. Part of the defense job is the rocky areas. virgin Douglas fir forest, and its Defense is thoroughly committed to Tm not going to convict Marion safeguarding of the land, timber, Some Marine Corps reservists, natural resources management pro- protecting the environment, while at Barry.'" His trial is set for Monday. water, fish and wildlife, the priceless who train in Gitmo, are stationed at gram has effectively produced a the same time accomplishing its pri- natural resources which make this Camp LeJeune, N.C. The beaches marsh, a bird sanctuary, a heron mary task of defending the nation." PACE 2, WEDNESDAY,MAY 30, 1990, GUANTANAMO DA.Y GAzErE

Security Loc This week in Country music The number of citations looking people in parking lots. dropped slightly. There were 70, Call it in to Security because the After years on the road, Willie Gab down from last week's 76. They next car you save might be your Nelson knows it's hard to find what came in written regular (31), own. he wants to watch on T.V. when he 'Cead Mile Failte' Raleigh - - A written warning (30) and verbal - Villamar and Center wants to watch it. He says it's hard to 'hundred thousand welcomes' and Irish blessings from hundreds of ex- Bargo housing had windows find a good western or good musicial warning (9). There was a slight hausted but grateful Gitmo residents decline in repeat offenders, only broken. The vandals better on the tube at 2 a.m. or 2 p.m., for that matter. So he's taking matters into to Captain Richard J. McCarthy, the 30 after last week's 38. "Honest beware of Neighborhood Watch. officers and crew of USS RALEIGH. his own hands with the Cowboy officer, my speedometer is off." It won't be long before they get The trip to Ocho Rios was a resound- "That's the same excuse you used caught. channel. He was spotted last week at ing success, thanks to the teamwork last week." "Oops!" On the miscellaneous front, a C able Television Convention in and dedication of Atlantic Fleet's On the accident scene, there there was an ill wind blowing Atlanta, trying to drum up support number one ship. WELL DONE! were only two incidents of gov- and it reeked of alcohol. among local cable systems for his ernment and private vehicles - Six people bowled and new Cowboy Television Network. Television News - - The folks from North and South Carolina who being joined together. Wouldn't left without paying. You Not surprisingly, it will feature U.S.A spokesman says there are no were interviewed by Clay Williams join hands? couldn't have bowled that bad. Cowboy movies and Country music. plans to restore the interior. He says it be easier to just of television station WPDE-TV, The Cowboy Television Network is it has the wear of 90 years in it, but it Four thefts to report this - Our local police arrested Beach, contact LT Meade at scheduled to begin telecasts in No- Myrtle week. three people after a fight at the has the character of those years, too. X4502. - Weights and weight equip- Barrel Club. It definitely wasn't vember. ment disappeared from Camp a barrel of laughs that night. Here's this week's Country mu- Langouste - - It's that time of Buckley. This thief may be - Three more got caught Country music has been called a sic quiz: year. Langouste are in season as of heavy, but he better watch out for after a fight in the Fleet Laun- lot of things, but a sponge? That's Friday, 1 June. Remember, 1) you the "strong" arm of the law. dromat. Who cares whose soap is how Joan Besen, keyboardist for the What Grand Ole Opry star is be- must catch them by hand or bully, 2) - A shopper got caught in a better. group"Prairie Oyster,"sees it. Besen hind the first music publishing firm you're limited to 5 a day, 3) they must measure at least 3 1/4 inches scam at the Navy - Fighting, drunk and disor- says Country takes in everything to set up shop in Nashville? price switching carapace (eyeball to base of tail) and, good around it and always comes up The answer in a moment. But Exchange involving two CDs and derly, add two more to the list, 4) Naval Base instruction 1710.10D with something new. "Prairie Oys- a VHS tape. It was Mall Security this time from the Fleet Recrea- first we'll check the week in Country of September 1988 applies. Good ter" has just wrung out its RCA de- singing the final tnie - "You tion Center. Sounds like more music history: hunting! can't always get what you want!" wonderful candidates for but, "Different Kind of Fire," which - Someone heisted a NADSAP. the group calls a distillation of "After All This Time" by Rod- Fitness Center - - Monthly dues pressure cooker from the Navy - NAS was on the list as American music. Lead singer and ney Crowell was number one this for the MWR Fitness Center on Exchange Mall. Shoplifting is a well with two would-be brawlers bass guitarist Russell Declare says week in 1989. God's Country Hill goes to $15 on 1 crime. If you see it, report it, apprehended at the Clipper Club. they're influenced by 50's and early "Don't Call Him a Cowboy" by July. Right now it's $10 a month and you can pay a year or two ahead. If otherwise the "pressure" is on us It probably included the guy who 60's Honky Tonk and Western Conway Twisty had the top spot this you transfer early, your money will in "higher prices." didn't like the way he looked in Swing. But they also listen to Tex- week in 1985. Mex, Cajun, Blues, Rockabilly and be refunded. The equipment and en- - Scratch $50 from the Gold the mirror. "My Heart/Silent Night (After vironment of the Center warrant the Rock-and-Roll. He says somehow, Hill Towers open bay barracks. "I - Another person found his the Fight)" by RonnieMilsap was the cost. Buying long tern membership left my wallet on my bunk., my way to the NAS Security Office they put it all together and it comes top song this week in 1980. makes both physical and economic locker was unlocked., I was when he got drunk and rowdy at out Country. John Dever's "Thank God I'm a sense. Do it now! only gone a second." Pick one! Bldg. 620. Country Boy" was the number one - A gold bracelet was taken It was a busy three-day From the street in downtown song this week in 1975. Gitmo III - - Our water produc- from Bldg. 624 at NAS. See the weekend, and unfortunately for a Nashville, the Ryman Auditorium "My Love" by Sonny James was tion, divided between GITMO III and the Reverse Osmosis units is set. We $50 theft. few people, they found out that looks as good as new. The building in the top spot this week in 1970. can't adjust them up or down without There were two incidents of alcohol can mean"time" . it just that was home to the Grand Ole Opry "This Is It" by Jim Reeves was in affecting operations. For that reason formore than 30 years has just under- the top spot this week in 1965. vandalism on NAS. doesn't guarantee that it will be we must control consumption. Our gone a $1 million face lift. Over the - Someone broke a mirror at "good." "Please Help Me, I'm Falling" storage level has been slipping and the Clipper Club. Wouldn't it be That wraps up Security Log. past year, the brick exterior was by Hank Locklin was in the top chart we must maintain maximum storage. easier to just walk away if you If you have any information on cleaned, a new roof put on and win- position this week in 1960. This can be achieved through more didn't like the way you looked? these or other unreported dows that had been boarded up are "In the Jailhouse Now" by Webb judicious use of water. If each us use - Our local police found a incidents, then call Security at sparkling with new glass. Inside, Pierce was number one this week in as much water as we need, then we scratched car at NAS Bldg. 525. 4105 or 4168. Names are though, things remain much the 1955. can keep the storage at capacity. That Let's watch out for suspicious withheld on request. same as the day the Opry moved to Now here's the answer to this use means we don't waste water - even though we are off water re- I II new digs in 1974. An Opryland, week's Country music quiz: strictions. Let's continue to work together to keep our water storage Roy Acuff of Acuff-Rose pub- Some odds of this . someends o at level up. lishing. If you're looking for a place to Years ago, the late Houston in- really pig out, Des Moines, Iowa, is vestor Jeanne Blocker bought up the place to be next weekend. The more than six acres of the town and News and Entertainment 1990 World Pork Expo opens Satur- its log cabins and antiques. Her ." News day, featuring a "Squeal of Fortune" dream was to create a historic village On Channel 2 game, a "Pig-Casso" art show and within New Ulm. 5:00Channel 7 ABC NEWS (NY) 4:00 WONDER YEARS 5:30Channel 7 ABC NEWS pig races. But, she had to put the vision on 4:30 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Channel 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) 5:00 CNN HEADLINE There's also a world record at hold in 1984 when the oil market NEWS 6:00Channel 7 ABC NEWS (NY) 5:30 NEWS CENTER 8 stake. Organizers hope to make his- went bust. After her death in 1988, Channel 9 CBS NEWS (Chicago) 5:45 SPORTS LATENIGHT tory with the largest pork barbecue, the land and buildings were donated Channel 1011 ALIVE (Atlanta) 6:00 BARNEY MILLER * breaking last year's record of 12 to the Texas Historical Foundation, known as "Nessie," provides jobs for 6:30 Channel7 ABC NEWS (National) 6:30 M A*S*H Channel 9 CBS NEWS (Chicago) tons. A lucky 13 tons of ham,ribs and which decided to auction them off. about 2,500 people who work in the 7:00 STAR TREK: The Next Channel 1ONBC NEWS (National) pork loins are expected to be dished The 100 or so residents of New touristindustry. That's whatsconsult- Generation. 7:00 Channel 9 CBS NEWS (National) out this year at the big grill, a barbe- Ulm are delighted. Rather than a ant Tony Mackay of Inverness, Scot- 8:00 NBA PLAYOFFS: Chicago que pit almost as long as a football claim to fame, the project had be- land, says. Bulls vs. Detriot Pistons field. Some 200 volunteers will be come a big financial drain, since the His firm has finished a study that using pitchforks to do the cooking. historic area was tax-exempt. says even though there's no scien- More than 100,000 visitors rep- So what does a town go for these tific proof the huge water-bound All movies begin at 8 p.m. resenting about 60 countries are days? One log house, the priciest reptile exists, half amillion tourists a Downtown Lyceum expected to fork over the $5 per-per- auction item, sold for more than year visit Loch Ness in hopes of Halloween IV. Horror (PG-13). 1.28 son admission fee for the pig event. $6,000. seeing it. What they leave behind McCalla Lyceum adds up to $42 million, give or take a Roadhouse. Drama (R). 1.53 Want to buy a town? It seems the fabled "Loch Ness little change. So, whatever (or who- How about half a town? Monster" is good for alot more than ever) "Nessie" may be, it's a fair bet It was on the auction block over chills, trills and idle speculation. The the locals want him (or her, or it) to the weekend in New Ulm, Texas. mysterious creature of the highlands, stick around. GITMO PEOPLE Maintaining and repairing plumbing and water treatment and Giving serious thought to your safety distribution systems is the iob of: It's time to go out, get hurt and cials say it's what we do. And you can'ttake to the water to NAME: to escape your troubles. The CDC finds maybe die. It's not what the warm In every fun group, there have Doug Follingstad weather is all about, but federal offi- be some folks telling you how much trouble there, too, it's justof a differ- trouble you're getting into. This ent nature. It points out that, if you're HOMETOWN: time, it's the National Centers for swimming, boating, or doing other Lebanan, Ore. Disease Control in Atlanta. aquatic activities, alcohol and water TIME IN GITMO: With Summer coming, the CDC don't mix. But it reports one study 20 months is issuing warnings about how fun indicates a lot of people try. CHOICES: things can hurt you, or leave you The survey of 221 people in HOBBY dead. Massachusetts found that almost Racquetball The real trouble is, you can't one-quarter drank while involved in ANIMAL: ignore them, if you do, you risk water sports. And reseacher Jon- Dogs winding up in fatality statistics the athan Howland of Boston Univer- MUSIC: Federal Health Agency keeps. sity's School of Public Health says Row For instance, helmets and there's no doubt drinking contributes Skid horses, the CDC says more riders to injuries. The CDC also says just LIFE'S GOALS: ., should wear them than do. About 30 going out in the sun can be bad for Be a private contractor million Americans ride horses, and you. It can lead to skin cancer, espe- SECRETS TO SUCCESS: the CDC says one study found fewer cially if you tend to get burned, any- My wife than 20 percent use helmets. The way. It says people should not do IF I COULD DO IT ALL OVER, I: agency also says an hour's riding things like sunbathe from 10 a.m. to Wouldn't change a thing. will leave more horse-fanciers seri- 3 p.m. when the sun is at its fiercest. ously hurt thaneven motorcyclists or And, it says, people should wear hats (To nominate someone for "Gitmo People" call PAO at 4502) car racers. and a waterproof sunscreen. GUANTANAMO DA.Y GAZETTE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 30, 1990, PAGE 3 VIEW POINT "If a hurricane were closing in, what would be the most important thing you would protect and why?"

Petty Officer 3rd Class Brian Petty Officer 1st Class Carla Seaman Greg Mathews, Laura Hallowell, Dependent: Ivonne Lamvert, Dependent: Martinez, SATCOM: My Echols, PSD Admin Officer: I Ordnance: Being a single per- My family, because they're the My children, because they are a family because I love them. I would protect my daughter be- son, I don't have that much to most important thing in the part of me. They're very have two special children and a cause she's the only part of me I protect, so I'd help anyone else I world. I would protect my dog, important reasons in my life. loving wife and I couldn't bare have. could. too. to see them hurt.

Next week's question will be "If you won an all expense paid vacation, where would you go and why?"

RALEIGH . continued from page one bus tour of Fern Gully, a three mile attraction. Bring your bathing suit with the amount the vendor wants, Omar the Tentmaker drapes - with night long. The Ocean Sand is a spectacular outgrowth of fern along and camera. The guide takes your try someplace else. They'll come bodiestomatch. Hotels charge about newly renovated motel on the ocean, themain roadto Kingston. The Gully camera and your pictures, while you down. Be careful of the hand carved $3.56 for a mixed drink and over $2 but its last vacant room lacked air boasts more than 600 fern species soak up the refreshing and chilly wood objects. In spite of what you for a beer. You can get them cheaper conditioning and a fan. The only growing wild along the roadside. natural spring fed waters. No trip to are told, they are made of green wood from street vendors and local bars. source of cool air was the patio door, A truly marvelous view of the Ocho Rios is complete without this and will crack later on. Also, stay which also let in the noise. But, for entire harbor, including our gray trip to the falls. Even Dunn's Falls is away from carved birds and animals Hotels providepools, volleyball, one night, especially in Ocho Rios, luxury liner Raleigh along the pier, in walking distance of this small with tiny red or beaded eyes. Those tennis, lounge chairs, white sandy anything will do. can be seen from Shaw Park Gar- resort town. eyes are poisonous and if swallowed beaches, food and your favorite bev- Changing money can be done at dens. These botanical gardens are in Other guided tours include trips by a child, it could be fatal. Besides erages. Service is very slow, how- any of the numerous banks in down- the hills overlooking Ocho Rios and to Kingston for $30 with numerous that, they will be confiscated by ever. You don't have to be a guest to town or the hotels. They'll give you have more than 3,000 different types stops along the way athistoric sights. customs or customs will take the use these services. Just pull up a a betterprice than that of the conces- of flowers and plants. Only 80 of A night canoe trip up river with din- eyes out when you return to Gitmo. lounge chair and make yourself at sion on the dock. Jamaicans don't these botanical wonders are native to ner for $37, and yacht dinner cruises Entertainment at the hotels and home. You'll get a chance to hear the officially like to accept American Jamaica. Just above the garden is the for about $65. Anywhere you go, downtown is Reggae-based. You'll mixture of British, French, German money, but in a pinch, it'll work. Jamaican home of rock singer Mick guided tours tend to be your best bet hear Reggae music morning, noon and American accents as all converse Tomorrow we'll finish our visit Jagger. to see it all, and enjoy the company of and night as you continue on your in English. Ocho Rios has an interna- to Ocho Rios and report on the return That $18 trip includes a wild and others. sojourn. Hotels also provide games tional flavor. trip home. Friday's segment will wondrous walk up the Dunn's River Shopping is typical of a develop- for guests, such as pool-side Bingo, Waiting until the last minute to recap the entire trip and detail les- Falls. It's an exciting one hour cli- ing nation's tourist town. Every- races, braiding demonstrations, make a room reservation, can be sons that were learned. Right now, max to a three hour tour. The falls thing is negotiable. Most craft items straw hat weaving, and all manners hazardous to your well being. One we'll leave the carefree crew of cascade several hundred feet from and t-shirts are the same, but the of interesting things to do, or see. person ended up in the Reggae Night Raleigh along with our Guantanamo the hills, and it's a major tourist prices vary. If you're not satisfied The bathing suit set runs the Life district where music and laugh- Bay residents as they enjoy their stay gamut from dental floss bikinis to ter filled the air and eardrum al. in Jamaica. CLASSIFIED ADS/JOB MARKET Business news Guantan mo can use NAVY RESALE ACTIVITY AP -DrexelBurnham Lambert other major ulcer medications, Zan- to dampen sales of existing homes Applications mustbe submitted to the The NRA has the following job open- Group announced that 15 of its sac and Tagamet. through much of the nation in April, CCPO Office by the dose of business ings. Contact the Personnel Office on wholly-owned subsidiaries have although the northeast posted its (C.O.B.) Tues., June 5. 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The parent company filed told analysts the board is still "com- rate of three and a-third million Marina Attendant at the Marina, NA- Custodian Maint., NA-2/$4.36 ph, for Chapter 11 earlier this year, as the fortable" with considering an initial units. It was the third drop in four 3501-05, Ann. No. NAF 92-90A. LWG-2/$2.57 ph + .33 BA, Ann. No. result of major reverses in the junk dividend payment despite a drop in months, as mortgage rates remained Custodial Worker at NAS/BEQ, LWG- 306-90. bond market that it once dominated. the Massachusetts-based computer in double digits. 3566-02, Ann. No. NAF 99-90B. Custodial Worker at Navy Lodge, Since its Feb. 13 filing, the Wall maker's profitability. One Digital LWG-2/$2.57 ph + .33 BA, basic Street firm has been winding down official points out the directors have C.O.B. June 7 housekeeping, Ann. No. 331-90. the operations of its units, reducing frequently consider paying a Mason at PWD/Maint., WG-3603-10, Acct. Clerk in the Acct. Office, AS-3- BAY DINING Ann. No. 44-90A. 4/$5.10-5.45 ph, Ann. No. 332-90. the number of employees from over dividend in the past. : maintains Storeworker at the Commissary, 5,000 to just a few hundred. it's now only a matter of timing and POST 46 not whether or not it will be done. C.O.B. May 31 nights, Tues, to Sat., 11 p.m. to 8 a.m., Tonight's Dinner: Jerk Greenskeeper Leader at the Golf LWG-4/$3.24 ph, Ann. No. 334-90. General Motors' shareholders Course, LWL-5001-06, Ann. No. NAF Retail Ops Clerk in the Computer Rm., have voted to ease the pain of Two pillars in developer Donald Chicken Thursday's Lunch: 133-90. P/T, 5 to 10 p.m., knowledge of com- parting for Chairman Roger Smith. Trump's empire, the Taj Mahal Jerk Chicken/Pork Library Aid at the Library, AS-1411- puters, ability to work w/little supervi- They've OK'd an increase in execu- Casino and the Trump Shuttle air- SUSIE'S LUMPIA HOUSE 05, Ann. No. NAF 134-90. sion, must type 30 wpm, AS-5/$5.85 tive pensions at the Detroit auto- plane, are trimming their payrolls Thursday's Lunch: Beef Secretary attheGym, AS-318-06, Ann. ph, LGS-4/$3.84 ph + .55 BA, Ann. maker, which has been losing U.S. by about 370 workers. The move is No. NAF 135-90. No. 335-90. Broccoli market share in the past few years. described as a streamlining. The Secretary at MWR/Admin, AS-318-07, Cashier/Cash Cage in the Cash Cage, OFFICERS' CLUB Ann. No. NAF 136-90. P/T, AS-3/$5.10 ph, Ann. No. 336-90. This means nearly doubling the cutbacks come amid speculation that annual retirement pay for outgoing Trump has overextended himself Tonight's Dinner: Open Menu I Chairman Roger Smith, to about with his moves into the airline and Thursday's Lunch: Country $1.1 million. Executives' pensions Atlanic City casino industries. The Fried Steak PET compared with retirement benefits Taj Mahal Casino will be dismissing CPO CLUB for hourly workers could be a hot 300 employees, mostly in the Tonight's Dinner: All-You- OF THE topic when contract talks between kitchen, less than two months after Can -Eat Buffet Thursday's GM and the United Auto Workers its widely publicized opening. Lunch: Shrimp Fried Rice w/ Union open in July. Pancit WEEK High mortgage rates continued A Merck and Co. drug devel- WINDJAMMER CLUB oped to treat ulcer sufferers has Tonight's Dinner: Chicken My name Is Gracle, I am cleared an important Food and Drug Flight Sch. from page one Fried Steak nearly one year old. I am very Administration hurdle. An advisory CLIPPER CLUB playful and my shots are up- committee for the FDA has recom- Fight Date Lae. Arrive Dprt Tonight's Dinner: Soul Food mended approval of the medication 727 6/1 NAS Nofek ------8:am. to-date. I am not spayed. 11:00 am,. noon GRADE SCHOOL "Losec" foruse in treating a common Gitmo If you are Interested In Kingston 130 pm. 1:45 p.m. Thursday's Lunch: Fried form of an ulcer. The development Ginmo 2:15 pm. 3:45 pe. adopting me, NAS Nrfok 6:15 pm. Lumpia call the Vets is being called a "major victory" for Office at 2212 during working C-141 6/3 Gitro - s------1(k00am. the New Jersey-based Merck by an Rosy Rd. 1145 pm. 2:05 pm. HIGH SCHOOL hours. analyst who follows the pharmaceu- NAS Nrfolk 5:40 pm. 7:55 pm. Thursday's Lunch: Sub Andrews,,AFB558:50pee. tical industry. He predicts it will Sandwich offer strong competition to two NOTE: If you change fights, ndfy the airteia. PAGE 4, WEDNESDAY, MAY 30, 1990, GUANrANAMO DAILY GAZETTE

SPORTS

A's Rickey Henderson steals AL record MLB Standings American League AP - It was record-breaking earned his first victory since April E3 W L Y TCtI. Roundup time in the American League last 25th. McCaskill gaveup six hits over Toronto 25 22 .532 - night. six and two-third innings to help the Milwaukee 22 20 .524 .5 Boston 22 21 .512 1 Rickey Henderson Angels clip Cleveland 2-1. Mc- NBA Oakland's Cleveland 21 22 .488 2 got his record but Toronto got the Caskill's third victory of the season Baltimore 20 25 .444 4 Playoffs - Portland's Clyde game 2-1. Henderson swiped third was the eighth in nine games for the Detroit 20 27 .426 5 Drexler broke out of a shooting slump 17 25 .405 5.5 P New York Tuesday night and the result was a 120- base in the sixth inning to break Ty Angels. John Farrell took the loss. 114 victory over Phoenix for the Trail Cobb's American League record for The Angels scored both their runs Oakland 30 13 .698 -- Chicago 26 15 .634 3 Blazers. Drexler, who'd been hitting while batters were grounding into career steals. Henderson's steal was Minnesota 26 15 .591 4.5 only 40 percent of his shots during the the 893rd of his 11-year career, one double plays. Califonia 22 24 .478 9.5 per- playoffs, was 13-24 in a 32-point more than Cobb logged over 24 sea- Lance McCullers' wild pitch Seattle 22 25 .468 10 formance. le also grabbed 10 re- Kansas City 18 25 .419 12 sons. Henderson now looks forward with two out in the bottom of the bounds. Jerome Kersey added 21 Texas 18 27 .400 13 points and 11 rebounds. Kevin to the major league record, Lou ninth allowed Lance Johnson to National League Brock's mark of 938 steals. score the run that gave the Chicago [sAl. )' L fL. r Johnson led Phoenix with 28 points Pittsburgh 27 17 .614 -- and 14 assists. Tom Chambers added David Wells, who was on the White Sox a 5-4 victory over theNew Philadelphia 24 19 .558 2.5 22 points and 13 rebounds. The Blaz- mound when Henderson set his rec- York Yankees. Mel Hall's lead-off Montreal 24 21 .533 3.5 a 5-3 win over Detroit. Jim Eisen- New York 20 22 .476 6 ers, who've won all nine of their play- ord, got the victory by shutting out homer for New York in the top of the off home games, lead the best-of-seven reich singled home the go-ahead run Chicago 21 24 .467 6.5 the A's for six innings. ninth had tied the score. Bobby Thig- St. Louis 19 26 .422 8.5 Western Conference final 3-2. The in the rally that sent the Royals on to took over in the seventh and worked pen gave up that and blew West 1 ' 1S I.S Suns, who've lost 20 consecutive their fourth straight win. Steve Farr Cincinnati 29 11 .725 -- into the ninth before a save opportunity but wound up the games in Portland, are hosts for game picked up his fourth victory and Jeff Los Angeles 24 21 .533 7.5 six Thursday night. Chicago and De- entered to strike out Jose Canseco winning pitcher. The loser was Jeff San Diego 22 22 .500 9 Montgomery notched save number troit play the fifth game of the Eastern and Mark McGwire for the game's Robinson. Houston 18 26 .409 13 Atlanta 17 25 .405 13 Conference series tonight in Auburn three. Tigers' relief ace Mike Henne- final outs. The losing pitcher, Dave Boston nipped Texas 2-1 and San Francisco 17 28 .378 14.5 Mich. The Bulls and Pistons are man was the loser. Hills, Stewart, went the distance on a six- handed the Rangers a club record (Last night's games not included) tied 2-2. Randy Milligan hita pair of solo hitter and lost for just the second time ninth consecutive loss at home. Tuesday's results homers and doubled home a run in in 10 decisions. Roger Clemens scattered seven hits American League TENNIS leading Baltimore past Minnesota 5- Chicago 5, New York 4 Two runs in the ninth inning in eight innings to log his eighth French Open- Tennis fans atthe 1. Milligan's first home run ran his Baltimore 5, Minnesota 1 French Open must be wondering if broke Milwaukee's six-game losing victory against two losses. Charlie Kansas City 5, Detroit 3 string of consecutive times reaching Boston 2, Texas 1 anything can happen today to top yes- streak. Darryl Hamilton and Charlie Hough, now 5-3, was the loser. And base to 10, but that streak ended Toronto 2, Oakland 1 terday's surprises. For the first time in O'Brien singled home the runs that Jeff Reardon got his fifth save. Car- Milwaukee 5, Seattle 3 when he fanned in the fourth. Bob Grand Siam Tounament history, the gave the Brewers a5-3 win in Seattle. los Quintana's RBI double with two Califomsia 2, Cleveland 1 top two seeds both lost in the first Milacki of the Orioles started with Today's games Chuck Crim got the victory for the outs in the eighth was the difference round. Sweden's Stefan Edberg was two days' rest and scattered seven Toronto at Oakland Brewers in relief. The loser was in the game. New York at Chicago stunned by Spaniard Sergi Bruguera in hits over six and a-third innings for Mike Jackson. Kansas City rallied for four runs Detroit at Kansas City straight sets, 6-4, 6-2, 6-1. And West the victory. Twins starter Allan Baltimore at Minnesota German Boris Becker was bounced out 's Kirk McCaskill in the bottom of the eighth to pull out Anderson was the loser. Boston at Texas by Goran Ivaniesevic of Yugoslavia Milwaukee at Seattle 5-7, 6-4, 7-5, 6-2. In the first match, In the National League, Don Cleveland at California Edberg played poorly and paid for his Robinson picked up his first pitching National League Pittsburgh 9, Los Angeles 5 Of his match, Becker said GIT ATHLETICS mistakes. victory of the year and singled home Cincinnati 2, New York 1 Ivaniesevic was "playing out of his AQUATICS FITNESS a run as San Francisco topped the San Francisco 6, Chicago 2 mind," and that "nobody in the world St. Louis 3, Houston 2 - Make boat Diet analysis - The Fitness Center of Chicago Cubs 6-2. Robinson, who's could have stopped him" in the fourth L.P. boat rental reserva- San Diego at Philadelphia (pp, rain) tionsonL.P. in person attheL.P. Community fears computerized diet analysis of one day, set. Themen's draw also lost 16th-seed made only two starts since recover- Today's games Ctr. Mon-Thur DWH and Fri. untilnoon. Or $3, three days, $5 and five days, $8. Pick up a San Francisco at Chicago Carl Uwe-Steeb. He withdrew because ing from a knee operation, gave up at the Marina after 2 p.m. Fri., Sat.-Sun-holi- data sheet at the Fitness Center or call 3846. Los Angeles at Pittsburgh of injuries. Two of the remaining top days after 7:30 a.m. Call 2345/6009. IDEA certification - IDEA Aerobics two runs on five hits over six and Montreal at Atlanta three seeds in the Men's Division are Langouste season - COM- Certification is coming in July. Info., reg. two-third innings. The losing pitcher San Diego at Philadelphia forms, book available at Fitness Center Americans, number-three Andre NAVBASEINST 1710.100 prohibits the tak- IDEA St. Louis at Houston ing of langouste (spiny lobster) during its now. Fee, $95. Call 3846. was Kevin Blankenship, who was Agassi and number-five Aaron Krick- spawning period, Mar. 1 to May 31. The tak- just called up from the minors this stemn. ing of egg-bearing langouste is prohibited at MARTIAL ARTS week. Matt Williams had two hits, Women - Second-seed Monica anytime. NBA Playoffs Karate - Get your kicks out of Karate. Summer Swimming - MWR's Sum- two RBI's and a run for the Giants. Conference finals Seles of Yugoslavia led the march into Adult classes Mon., Wed., Fri., 6-7:30 p.m., mer swimming Session I is June 18-24 with Best of seven round two of the Women's Division. age 12 and up at Marine Site racquetball John Tudor won for the first time the following classes: Beginner, 5-ys. and Tuesday's results She beat Italy's Katia Piccolini 6-0, courts next to Post 46. Fee, $10. Call 4462. older, 9-10 a.m., Villamar Pool; Advanced since April 28th when St. Louis Portland 120, Phoenix 114 6-0 to extend her winning streak to 26 Beginner, 5-yrs. and older, 4:30-5:30 p.m., edged Houston 3-2. The victory was (Trail Blazers lead series 3-2) consecutive matches. NAVY RELIEF Villamar; Water Babies, 6-18mon., 10-10:30 Tudor's fifth, and all five wins have Today's game a.m., Officers Pool; Toddlers, 2-4 yrs., 4:30-5 Fishing tournament - Navy/Marine Chicago at Detroit NCAA p.m. Officers. To sign up call 3845. Relief Fishing Toumamentis setfor June 1-3 snapped Cardinal losing streaks. (Series tied 2-2) weekend. Entry fee $10. Register at Marina. This time he halted a four-game Baseball - The first-round pair- BOWLING Call CPO Boone at 2345. slide. Lee Smith closed forhis fourth ings are set for the College World Se- Walk/run - "Athletes for Navy/Ma- Baseball BigPotNoTap-Show off yourbowl- GBYAA rine Relief" sponsors a 24-Hour Walk/Run save. Dan Schatzeder was the As- ries, which begins this weekend in ing skills in the Big Pot, NoTap tourney Sat., June 9-l0,high school track. Make pledgesto Omaha, Neb. Friday, Stanford plays Jun. 2, at Marblehead Lanes. Reg. 6 p.m., Fee tros' loser. Ozzie Smith, Pedro Guer- Standings teams or individuals. Free breakfast for par- Georgia Southern and Mississippi $10. Call Jerry at 2118/3014. Seniors W L PcL GB ticipants at Lateral Hazard. To register call rero and Terry Pendleton had RBI's ITT Twins 4 1 .800 - State takes on Georgia. Saturday, Lou- 2560/2504. for the Redbirds, all in the third in- isiana State meets Citadel and Okla- CAPTAIN'S CUP Peglowski Athletics 4 2 .667 .5 ning. FRA Red Sox 2 4 .333 2.5 homa State takes on Fullerton State. Softball - All Captain's Cup softball PROJECT PLAYER Fil-Am Mariners 2 5 .286 3 games for Wed., May 30, start one hour later Pittsburgh jumped to a 7-0 lead Basketball - The NCAA has or- Clipper Club pool - Polish off all Minors W L Pct. GB than sch. due to HURREX. Call John at 2504. dered North Carolina State to return competitors at the Project Playerpool touna- and beat Los Angeles 9-5. Don FRA Royals 7 2 .778 - Bowling - Captain's Cup leaguebowl- mentsThur., June7, at theClipper Club at 7 Slaught, Andy Van Slyke and R.J. NAS/CPOA Orioles 6 3 .667 1 over $365,000. The money is most of ing for tonight,is postponed due toHURREX. p.m. Feeis $1. Call Amy at 2560. VC-10 Padres 3 6 .333 4 what the Tar Heels earned from the The league will nm one week longer. Call Reynolds each drove in two runs for ROICC Angels 2 7 .222 1987 and '88 NCAA basketball tour- John at 2504. 5 the Pirates. Winning pitcher Bob (Majors standings not available) naments. The money hasto be retumed Tidewater softball-Tryouts forTide- RECREATION water Men's All-Star softball is set for June Father's Day 10K Run - Sign up now Patterson threw six shutout innings because a former N.C. State player al- Tonight's game 23-24 and June 30-July 1,.9 a.m.,.ZaiserField. for the 10K Father's Day Run set for Sat., Jun. before getting into trouble in the Seniors legedly accepted money while playing Call Dave, 6437-2539 or John 2560-2504. 16, at 7 a.m. Pre-registration required to as- seventh, when the Dodgers scored all ITT Twins vs. Fil-Am Mariners for the school. Tidewater women's - Tryouts for sure T-shirt. Register, pay $6 fee at gym. Call (Zasier Field after All-Clear for Hurrex) Basketball coach - Boston Uni- women's Tidewater Softball team is set for John at 2560. of their runs. Scott Ruskin ended that Thursday's games versity's new head basketball coach is June 3-5. Active duty military women inter- Challengers' race - VC-10 Challeng- rally and finished the game for his Minors ested call Amy at 2560/2328 before Fri., June es challenge all comers to a four-mile race on 51-year-old Bob Brown. The B.U. second save. The loser was Fernando FRA Royals vs. ROICC Angels, 5 p.m. 1. The tournament is set for August 14-24 up the tank trails behind the CPO Club Sat., Jun. alumnus succeeds Make Jarvis, who (Brandon, game from Wed. night) north. 2. Pe-register at the MWR Info. Off. Fee $5, Valenzuela. T-Ball left the Terriers to coach at George includes a T-shirt. Call LCDR Sweet at 6229 The New York Mets played FRA Mets vs. LP 1ST Class Cubs, 5 p.m. Washington University. Brown's been or John at 2560. CORRAL (Wolford Field behind Brandon) at Southem Maine the past three years. Softball Ofricical's clinic -The clinic under a new manager. Davey Private group rides - Private group is set for June 4-5 at 6 p.m. Clinic open to Johnson was fired yesterday despite horse rides are available for club outings, cunent and new officials. Officials, players, birthday parties, beach rides or night his successful reign in theBig Apple. WORLD rides. coaches welcome. Call John at 2560. Requirements, minimum of five, maximum Olympian - An appeals panel of One-on-One tournament - One-on- Johnson took over the Mets during Captain's Cup of 16. Call 2381. the Athletics Congress has cleared One Basketball is set for June 29-30. Compe- Hourly trail rides - MWR Corral of- the 1983 World Series and New York tition begins at 6 p.m. at the base gym. Open two-time Olympic relay gold medalist fers hourly trail rides every weekend. The finished either first or second in the Softball to male and female. Pre-registration required, Antonio McKay. In January, McKay guided rides begin on the hour. Reservations Thursday's games entry fee $2. Call John at 2560. National League East in each of his had tested positive for a banned stimu- are encouraged. Call Laurie at 2381. Women six full seasons. A former Met PWD lant that apparently was in a medication Pony rides - Don't forget 50-cent vs. NavSta Gold, 6 p.m. pony rides for the kids Tues. from 2:30 to YACHT CLUB NAS Flyers vs. Hospital, 7 p.m. proscribed for the flu. At that time player, Bud Harrelson, takes over. 4:30 p.m. Rides will be at Tierra Kay, June 5. sailors have more run? - It's (All games at Cooper Field, No. 2) Do He's been serving as New York's McKay had been suspended for three Cost, 50-cents. Call Laurie or Glen at 2381. greet way of life, for the frw and the proed months. Adult night ride -Saddle up fora night who waet to be all that they ean be. Get up to third base coach. In Harrelson's first ride just for adults Fri., Jun. 1. The two-hour 8 beers of sailleglessonsfor osly $20 orfree. game as manager, the Mets lost to ride leavesthe Corral at 5 p.m. Max. 10, min. ComronbytheYachtClubosweekendsand Ship/Shore HORSES five. Coot $8 per person. Call 2381. holidays. Call Jim at 4749 or Bon'n at 4405. Cincinnati 2-1. Chris Sabo and Eric Baltimore - "Double Bunc- Davis hit solo homers for the Reds. Softball tions," ($6) tumed back "Local YOUTH ACTIVITIES While the Mets were losing at Thriller" by one and a-quarter lengths WateriGunFun-rCsoneifuyondareto Tourney Riverfront Stadium, rain was the star to win the Nalee Purse at Pimlico Race To gel your sports results in the pr-teen Water Gun Fee at the Youth Sunday, May27 Course. print, call the Sports Hotline at CenterSt.,Jnea2.Brhgyourosngoett in the City of Brotherly Love. The NavSta Gold 16 (winner) your skills on targets. Con petition, free, visiting San Diego Padres and Phila- USS Radford 13 (runner-up) 4819. starts at 6 p.m. Call 4075. delphia Phillies were rained out.